Hamburgers and Beyond: Climate Change and the Taste Test
Can a new range of plant-based burgers tempt skeptical meat-eaters?
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It’s ‘Treason’ Season: Trump’s Latest Rant Cycle
Dropping the T-bomb is just one more symptom of Trump’s increasing instability and loss of self-control.
16 Crazy Things Americans Did With Guns
True stories, from the tragic to the grotesque, of people shooting at other people, and at things — for reasons that boggle the mind.
Serena Shim: The Life and Unexplained Death of a Syria War Reporter
The young American journalist investigated Turkey’s meddling in Syria’s civil war. On the fifth anniversary of her death, many questions remain unanswered.
Can the Editorial Cartoon Be Saved?
Cartoonist Ted Rall talks about the state of journalism, the death of irony, and the effort to save the once-powerful political cartoon.
Scientists Aim to Make 3D Map of World Before Climate Change Ruins It
Lululemon Workers Claim They Are Beaten ; Water Tables Are Sinking Worldwide ; and More Picks 10/16
The ‘Plague’ of Fascism Infecting Trump’s America
The belated recognition of white supremacists as a national security threat highlights historic fears of how a nation succumbs to fascism.
Liberty: Hard to Achieve, Easy to Squander
A distinguished MIT economist looks at how today’s events line up with how liberty dies.
US, Others Have Abysmal Record of Protecting Whistleblowers
If you want to celebrate Iraq whistleblower Katharine Gun, protect others like her.
Watchdogs Challenge Surveillance in Berkeley
In a bastion of America’s progressivism, authorities are secretly spying on the public.
Jeffrey Epstein ‘Belonged to Intelligence’?
Who told Alexander Acosta that Epstein “belonged to intelligence?” What would happen if he were forced to talk about it? Why hasn’t that happened?
It Takes a Whistleblower to Know One
CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou weighs in on the Ukraine scandal.